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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-11-14
WANTS no KNOW.

EDITOR BuLLEIIN:-Allow me to
ask tradesmen and others who have
suffered from the Ubiquitous system
of commissions, to tell me in strict
confidence of their grievance. | do
not ask for particulars or names,
but only wish to know to what ex-
tent the system is or has been in
vogue, and that with a view to cor
recting the evil. OF course l want
all the evidence of good faith on the
part of those communicating with
me that they see fit to give, and l
assure them that condolences will
not be in any way abxsed.
HENRY S. TOWNSEND.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-11-14
Notice of Dissolution of Co.
partnership.

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETO
i fore existing unfier the II me and
style of YATES Il Nick ENZIE ship
chaudlers and groce's, in the city of
Honolulu Island of Oahu, is dissolved
bv mutual consent from the 12h day OF
November, 1887. All debts due the late
firm viii be paid to d. Mckenzie only,
and all accounts owed by The said firm
will be paid by d Mckenzie, who Will
in future conduct The same blu mess un.
der the name of D. MCKEAZIE 6 co.
f. YATES,
d. MCKENZIE.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-11-14
NOTICE.

THE RIGHT TO SHOOT GAME
L birds on the shores of Halawa,
Moanalua, Palama, Puuhale in Kaiihi;
Waiawa, in Eva, below high-water mark
and the uplands of Moandlua has been
placed in the care of j. NJ. Dow.ett, E
l, Spalding and A, j. Cartwright, Jr.
=. NJ DAMON,
Manager Estate OF B. p. Bishop.
Novem Der IL, 1857. g03t
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-11-14
Co-partnership Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN Tam Chen of Honolulu Islands of
oahu, l'r '"n Island has been admit
ted as a artner in the firm of Wing On Wo
s. Co dc ng bu iness at No. King Street
between Nuul III and MauIakea Streets
in said l,nu.ulu. The tresent partners
of said firm are Kai Kee of Hong Kong,
Oh N, and YIN Quon and Tam Chen of
said Honolulu, c. Cheung. ping and
Tam Chen are the managers OF the bust
ness of said firm.
WING ON WO & co.
lty q. CHEUNG-PING.
Dated: Honlulu, Nov. II, 1877. SO st
Daily Republican., 1887-12-12
EaCtOry Iiurued.

On Saturday morning tbs largo bar
rel fac tory Of william q. Penny packer
Of this city, situated at Twenty third
and Washington avenue, Philn1el phis,
Was tosAlly destroyed By Ere. Tairteen
horses and mples il an adjoining stAbio
we're saved by great exertions- TIVE
alarms vera souoded, and tho fre en-.
giRes were kept busy oil day. Several
AYsnsn ard policeman were injured.
The only theory in regard to tho break.
Ing ouI Of the Ere 10 that CT spontaneous
com suat.on. Tho whole plant was
worth from 800, 900 TO tl25,eeo. 1t wss
the largest barrel factory In the coun'
try, and could turn out 5000 barrels
per day. There ia an insurance OF Slee. J..
coo ON the building and coutsnts, aud
Sib, 900 more on the floating material
The damage to surrounding properties
will probably reach abont $,0 QUO. TOE
total loS will not exceed 6l36,Oo0. aue
800 men aud boys are thrown out o.
Usrk.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-12
Ken dsred Pen niless.

1t will ba . matter OF regret to the
many admirers of ths late DR.. Horace
Grsslsy, the founder OF tha New York
Tribuus, to learn that his daughter nud
his sistsr, Mrs. Cleveland, have peen
rendered pepniless by his son in law,
Col. Nicholas Smith. Smith msrrted
Ida Greeley. and TO him was entrusted
the email fortunes Of tho two lndies
He has lost evesyth,nz In speculation
and oxtravAzant living. and there 10
nothing remaining. Mrs. Cievclano, ,
who is now ON aged lady, has long
boarded at the Coleman House, IN new
York, and according 10 the Sun she new
performs certain services there for bsi
board. Horace Greeley WAS , mar
whose memory this country shon'a %
light TO honor, and II would not bs
charity, but q work of love. to raise
sum BY contribution for the support 0
| two ladies' Who ara left without aatnrA
| protector and without money.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-12
a Mo. in Wsish Piseei. We're Drawn

READING, December 1l.-Late last
night q telephone message was sent
County Detective Kramer to hasten to|
Wernersville with . posse of officers to-
auell q serious riot In progress At that
plaee. A fair was being held in one OF
the halls and last night 1t closed. A
party of toughs from Womelsdorf reeolv-
ed to attend the closing sIercises and
have q good time in general. They be-
came involved in q quarrel with the young
element of Wernersville and free light
epsued. The disturbance became 30 In
tense that the local Constable was unable
| to do anything with the intruders.
There seems to have been an old grudgt
brewing among the two factions for some
month and last night, 1t appears, was Sc
llected to see who should te called I'M
victors. The visitors were armed Will
I reyolyers and made No effort TO conoea
,jthem When several shots were fired tn
excitement ran high and II looked for
iwhile rs though there would be blood
shed, but fortunately no one was serious
Nv hurt, though quite number ofbruise'
ewes are the result. Stones were freel
used and number of window panes wer
broken. =,
! When Detective Kramer arrived on th
SCENE with his deputies at eleven o'cloc
. the rioters had lied. The names Of abor
, twenty of the party were, however, obtsiI
ed and they will be arrested in the mor'
, ing and brought 10 Read ing.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-12
Msssss. Raymond q whitcomb's Call
forntA TOura

forniA Tours.
Tho many advantages presented by
the California winter trips. managed
~ Messrs. E,ymoRd and Whitoomb,
have made these tours exceedingly pop
uisr. To begin with, they sfford the
passenger every poaaible latitude in 90 ;.
leotiDR his rouieto md from California,
BIS time and plaos CT scjourn on the
Pacific oonst, and the time OF h,s re.
turn. He can cover every day OF his
stay With hotel coupons, good nt any Of
tbs leading resorts, or wander about at
his own pleasure. When be 10 resdy to
return, he may either travel with q
patty on special train, or 20 iudepena-
emily, His expenses are, In many Cases,
already paid, and tho "little red ticket.
books" will be found o passport 70 the
hest that can be had on railways and o,
hotsls. In his homsward journey, the
name as In his outward trip, he travs.G
on the finest oars ever buiit, and or
which the most luxurious sccommoda
tions are reserved for his special use. A
special fea.ure OF ell thees excursions
10 that Pallman palace dining cars o.
Paliman palAos hotel cars arc placed OF
every train, and run through the en.ir
journey. Thus meals nrs insared 4
regular heurs regardless Of time, plac
and circumstance. II will be seen o
cnoe that the PHtrous Of those tlips u
,eurt many special comforts snd Avoi
many annoy ancAs insepArAble from ol
dinAYy travel. The same may ha sal
| Of the Mexican tours, OF which theI
are TO be two this season, January
being the date Of departure OF the ars
Ths OA!ifoinia parties will leave Phil
dol phia Jan nary 3, IL, t6 and S3. Dt
soriptive circulars OF eiSher the Gallo
, pis or Msxics trips may bs obtained
HeAyrs. Raymond g. Whitconb, L
South Nluth street (undsr Coniinsnt
Hotsl), Philadelnhi
Daily Republican., 1887-12-12
wsated to XIII come Ono.

On Saturday afternoon . young
man, aged about 20 years. ana o, uu'
sound mind, !efs his home near rev
port and came TO this city LOT the pui
pose Of buying p pistol TO kiii som Q one.
A description of the young mas was
telephoned TO the police station py nss
paronw, and he was picked up py om.
cor Harkins on Front street. a new
pistol aud box Of cartridges were ionna
upon him These had been pufchasel
oi nd ward Me!choir, who. on learnine
the particulars Of the cage, kindly tols
them back and returned the money
The young man Ia ct p0lios station ou
will be taken to Kirkbrio6's ny MI
father to dx-.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-12
Anniversary to be Held.

The seventh anniversary Of the mis-
sionary societies OF West Presby tesian
Church will bs held on Wednesday
evening next.
The following programme has been
arraged: VOLUNTARY, choir; PRAYER; ex-
ercise. "voios Of Scripture on Mission
ary Work." hymn, "Tsli 1t to Every
sinner" Brainard Society; report Of
Young Peoples Missionary Society;
, exercise. WHIST Will You Give?.
Happy Workers.; hymn, "Mercy' q
| Free,b Happy Workers; exerni.e. "Mis.
sionsry Clock" Happy Workers; exsr.
else, missionary Chimes" Brainard
| Society; original poem, Mnstie Bonner
report OF Wonan's Foreign missionary
Society; solo, Mrs. j. I. Olvmer; exer
oiss, Light OF the World." Brainayt
society; exercise, "Hol& tho Light U!
Higher" RrHinnrd seoiety; COLLECTION
lynn, oao!r; solect raading. Llzsi
Enos; solo, Herbert MULTI; select resd
ling, Trial of q Minister'S Family" ID
sCrozler; hymn. choir; oenediotion.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-12
Use Watson . Tar Cordial for coughs
and colds. 3O5 Market 3d.
RUPTURE = e.! : ;;;;:$5 ! :: i; 4 +;

Pa. Ease at onoe. Nc operation or = business
House, Reading, Pa and Saturday Of each
month. Send for ciroulare. Advice free.
Man are sut n certainly must
be accepted as true that the most reliable testi-
mouy must come rom people who are 10 a po-
e1 10 sser, % seiee.ed oM many
| OF a similar character, received from people
"Jo Joy VS. 3, 49, 81. Ths is to sers.ry that was
Iruptured. Througb Dr. j, b. Mayors treat.
nent .m comp,stely cured and % Iecom%e N I'D I'd
Nv SON was ruptured from birth until years
had SSad him at hospitals and al NE Unisersity q
Penn'a.; Win no reisL Ero. In ~ Torse nh as,ii q;
So N9osross Ns "a Ihn.. son s.o,n May assh'
Many yeats ago received q severe rupture.
oses sss Upsn bssns y e1snlna ~ 81 board
lPhysielsns ofthe DATED aiates Pension De.
pai.%ssat s January is ~ trace q o. sspta,e r
Yours. a. q. Iostsr, i'll Ogden s., Phns.
LsinSssa. Rsass Lei1sseh s f FS, gsrs. Co..
Jcaa H r MkEsf Ms:1kEssss s Wl1aaisSSs Norta sS 81
Wi h hwsf.II1s Lee NsT III hassa PHI.
d A. ID. Goidsworfhy, Centralia, Columbia CO
10. C. PIpher, IOs South Third 81, Reading, L,
, Israel ga ndt. Main b.. sout ID E4stoa, Pa.
Martha Huber. Bird-in Hand, Ia.
ri ID. j. Deilett, IA 9osth Twelfth ~ keadinE
nIY. T. Benny, 6i Soxt ssh st., Pltia.
IL, A. Hamilton, ull Brslklin ST.. PhNa.
scOb @. SchAut $50 NortA Tenth 81, rnils
T. a, 9uimby 70 Pearl ST., Rea dipg Z, Pa.
ALA 8. Klein genna, Limekiln, Berks Co., IA.
Ci Bmith. 4t2 @ reeuuich r.. Ph,la.
eli. C. Lyme, $40 j. lfth 81, Harrisburg, ia.
eIH. <. Hershey, Hershey House. Harrisburg
I'IF. @. ROssiter, Pboenixv1ile, Pa.
sis. Jones Phillips, Kennett SgEare, Pa.
IThsodore Mstthes 904 West Iors ST.. Phila
3 John 7 stes, III Vine ST. Phlla.
4 A. II. MeNAght, Lewistowr, Pa.
p. l.. 7. Deturck, Obey. Berks Co., Pa.
n. Shoup 4th d Bin samzn Sts., Res ding. p,
d Rrnest Faagpet, 1O2l Lawrence st., PILLS.
~ II. l., Rowe sos Elm 81, Reading, Pa.
lis. q. Sooy, Mantua, Gloucester Co., NJ.
~ j. NJ Luts, 9l6 West HUn1ingdOn ST., Phiia.
g. u. X. Danennower, 32IB YAirhill ST., PhilA:
Is jacob Dambach, Jr., 0M Lawrence ~ PHI
40 Peter Burkhart lIs2 Green ST., Beadinz. z
le Ed. 4. Sheesley, Steeltoa, Dzuphin Co., r
aeI George Lerhei, 278l Reese 81, Phna.
~ ohm II. SheareF, Yellow House, Berhs Co.
W ] refer you to any Of the above people, all
10 whom are permanently cured. send for q
anil suksr &C.. 70 main onace- bSl Aroh b.. fnll
III al4-iH
Daily Republican., 1887-12-12
Tho American Edition

Of the illustrated London Naws iof
Dec 10 is Of suoh q character that "
canaos fall 70 give satisfaction, and at
The same time some Of the pictures wiz
nnn,e Won to indu se IN q hearty laugh.
especially the frop'ispiece, where MT
Douglas Pyne. M. p. is shown as ae
scandiup from his castle. by means OF
roma with chair affixed, to meet :
denutation OF friends. From bis eJt,t
20 feet from the ground he dehes al
rfforts 70 arrest h,m. The other picturet
ara admirable Pfioo 10c. 23i fo'te'
hniliinp. New York City.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-12
still they Go

The St, 81 %. 81. 81 80 and s3 up to
s6 oS cnildren's dress suits. Our over,
GOATS take the lead. We havs them ut
81 90 Those at ST so, which run up to
sl2, 20 very fast Uecsnse they are real
heaps,es In color and style These suite.
which we on, aorn in prices from Sl2
to rs and $3.50 because they are foi
Young men from 18 TO 20, go very ias'
now A rice saving OF nsarly % per
capt. Our stock is jull yet; II you wan'
nny now Is the time. 60 right aw9y
M. MYERS one price to evsryooay
Goods MARKED 10 plain figures; mese5
rsfnpded. Northwes. CORNER FAITH Ah0
Market Blreots.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-12
FtJod Away for an Answer.

buffalo Courier.
A few d. Ays ago newly welded cou-
n,e arrived 10 the o,ty and registered ct
One OF tho uptown botels. They had
friends here and several Of them in
vi,ed the bride and groom to their
houses at different times. In one In
staucs, In which they were being en-.
tertained by 0 family on the west side,
q BON bshsil was dropped into camp by
a little girl Of 3 yesSs that knocked out
the entire company In one round. The
wife Of less than q week WAS talk.
lug to rho youngster and during !ul'
in the conversation the latter, leaning
for ward aud looking mp into the face O
the bride, asked: "Have you any
chil6lem?" Tobleau.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-12
shoep and PoiitaciRnA q

Tho following letter from William
Il Homswood, in the Newark Ledgsr, isI
worthy tha atteution of farmer:
MEssRs EDITORS. Ny sheep were|
worried by ooRs three nights last week.
The dam ages ths appraisers awarded
me was S35 One Of tho sheep was
im ported from Euglsnd, and cost $40,
! $40 more than was allowed me for all.
I brod from imported sheo,; tbs ewes
costing ei5 each ana the rAIo S76. am
not dissAtishsd with the nppraisers'
award; 1t ia the law that limits the
l6aInsss OF not more than $5 for each
sheep.
! A few years ego the farmers cot mp Q
bill, namerously signed. and sent IL
down " tho Legislature In care OF the
senator. That bill Hado 1t the duty OF
any person owning OF har6oriDg q dog
|, to lake cut license every year. instead
of assessing the dogs BY the present
Law. The LeRislaturs did not pass the
lbiii. II they had the amount paid for
4 dog licenses woald be three times what
r 10 collected by tho present assessment
D Law, and half the useless ours that ere
c ..keps and bali starved Row,wonla not be
/ IL existence.
e Ths reason the bill Vas not pafsad
u we because eyerz man who t2ck on. a
J. license 10 Leap D dog wou.d bs entitled
4 to vote for ths legisiators OF the State
:. There 10 aud hAs been for the last ten
i years ten dogs kept by oolored peopl'
"A who live closa to my pace, aud be
a l,sye ouly one dollar has ever been PAID
4 for dog tax for ten dogs fer ten years
\. where II the license law had been Il
,- force 500 would have bet paid 10
r. l!ceusss. Looking As the deprssse'
Of state OF tbs Agricultural Interest. an
II tho low price OF the produce Of th
al farmer, No are paying TOO dear to sur
port any political party whers tbs tar
ipaysss lose Ss9 TO prevent Ave citizen
fiom voting.
,,. At the time tie license law wss pr'
or sen psd to the Leaisls,u.e. they al
= amend the aSBssement laUs nliowlp
i. 1.-The appraisers Of sheep, that were Ei.le
~ by dogs, TO ass6ss them NJ full value ,
ia the sheep, intsssd Of tie IS limit Il
~ each sheep. The rext ssssion they +
an pealed Is to It's present state. This
,al the encouragement and protection 81
,S Farmers set for kssping good stock. II
h. res alt has been that the farmer has
m protect himself. What way 10 he TO {
,as l!,y Either abandon the raising OF shes
10 hich IL the bsss Antmsl We have
prod uos food and clsthinG At tho loa
al. labor and expense Tho other way
"a protect themselves 10 TO keep . lot
"a sctub sheep, which will nos cost hi
AL over S. por head. They will prsdu
4 ies but very little wool and very po
ras IN ptson Tor tho people 70 cal.
nd One half OF the farmers that wou
~ keep sheep sad profit by 1t are prever
Cd for IL thsy havs good shssp they q
afraid OF the dogs. II they keep scr
sheep there IL no prohi in them. II
49,. il the rssult OF preventing few color
.n .ne oitizsns from voting to keep oae poll
orS cal party in power ct tie expense
UT w. tao labor aud Ind uRtry OF the btste.
.uo WN. HoMBwoop
Daily Republican., 1887-12-12
Old soldier Buried,

Yesterday afternoon George Rudolph
Was buried from his late bome 1T the
south west corner Of Eighth and Wilson
streets. He was not o member of the
q. A, r., but being an old soldier
smyth Post, G A. B.. by request OF th 9
ramily, attended the funeral In . bod y
over the Brandy wine bridge. The
funeral services were held by the Rev.
N. M. Browne. of Scott NJ. Z church
The funeral was in charge Of Under
ssksr John B. Martin. Ipterment waI
made In the Riverview cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-12
Inspsotor nlcIntire.

Saturday afternoon es-ohleI hnS,'
near MoIntire of the water Depar.
ment was notified OF hia appo'ns@Mep' @
as one OF the inspectors OF the Wssh
ineton Water Department py escie.a,y
BAyard, the latter reqursting ,.o nrm "
report Tor duty .. Oncs. Mr.. MetuurS
went to Washington last evening s.u ~
will enter upon his duties to Gay. ms'
McInt,rs accepts the pcsition OF lpspeH
tor, which pays limited sns,yi ~
hopes OF being promoted TO so"e'nA"e
of more importance.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-12
Mas0as voting.

The Masonic fraternity Is holding .
~ morh fair In New York City, the
n,noesds ~ M o, which will ba used for the
f,unsino of . hon Tor INDECENT Ma
sons a gold watch valued at S2oo Is
, ~ ha avard ed the clergy man receiving
.Ss ~ hiahest number OF vstes. AZ Affairs
s.ood .no on saturday, Rev. DR.. McAr,hur
s,o ., one dime pastor OF the ssooud Baptist
Churoh ~ 1 in this oity, WAS leading. ~
snoosstsd that the hSseons OF TINS eitS
farwayd . fow votes.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-12

Babies will cryl 1t Is the ou'y way
N toll ma that they suffer from pain. 10
not M stupefy your little ones BY admins,
,sr,n1 inudanum and other opiates, but
nae Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup, which VIII
rsiieve the baby OF ali pain o. 'ne ne
boTels. etc aud thereby restore ite
Sanniness. Price only % oeDts.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-12
Yor sale.

s.Ir OK RGuT-A BiisINEsS
W So q. ut ots,sin, Dsiawsss, ABOUT
haa wtlmtpston, u on tbs Lancaster
sals md wa wss.ssna u u. k's stSsc nee -
,sl ns%, ,,.ms st0rs Ioolu, fitsAd up ooG
sIS,' y, Tns,al msrshsadiss. fnuorm
w. i,s sticr, ivams warehouse, nsmo
s nmb,r sasd, coal bins, switca iIen
en '1 ..a boass, oto. Tns lot eonaIns ~
va ~ s,D nave tor sale, small ,hfm OF
81 necAnniosv ills. on the nev
~. si i,,.d. 9k milo, r. W: o. .aas SsTa,a, Sn,ia ,
's'S' WV. Il. kObiNSOR.
HpiiM,n,enm IAN, Hook ossta, Del.
CiL " n'o .es cod IN
Daily Republican., 1887-12-12

"Ths sweetest thing that ever grsw
beside human door" was little MAY
until she took TO having hsadaohee For
q time she lost her beauty, but one
bright day her psps bought her bottle
Of Salvation Oil, and lcl she 10 IS sweet
and pretty ~ ever
Daily Republican., 1887-12-12
unosen Frien da castle.

A public preliminary meeting Of
Chosen Friends CASTLE, No. IA, X. G,
E., will bs held In room 16, McOlary
building. this evening. Tha meeting is
oallsd by order OF the president, and Is
for the purpose Of electing officers.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-12

Wa would call the attention OF our
many readers to our young patron j. T.
Montgomery, who has launched his
bark on the ees OF life. A splendid "a
sort,neut of jewelry en- board. zoos
Market atre6t.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-12

~ slIL-h ZINE stuAk Pkof.
sny, doing a good ousinsss, so % \, "a
Esei lli d, 81 desired, Win soSs ss,na
,,,,,t, @ OF CHEZ snail Ruit2; land ADD
kau sOoi. ~ sea- G : Dst s.vsntn
n ttdress J. }. n lhaok.s w. ~. ~
y, WilnipgsA Del
Daily Republican., 1887-12-12
BARGAINS!

We have eight or tsu 100 ses,e sewing
Machtnss that have boon uAs-t tor rsntng
purposes, and phc )me mole or .se5 Gsracsd-
otberw.ss perfect-that We will sell 81 . dis
count f.oTu regular pr.cs. Ncus .! these
% mach,nes ore over enc yss. ole, eni prob
abIy no. usei one-tnitd thas tfMs. The
sau:e eitscn msnts aad guaranses gwen As
with rev machines, hut no old sachines
taken In exchange W:ll sen eiso,r N In
sis lrients or for cash. satlifse :sn guar
antt eli or monsy 70 sRded.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-12

Use Diamond Dentifrics to clean the
teeth; 15,. per bottle. 803 Market at.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-12

7oN s,LE-.S TOMS OF BALED
iluc,by hay, rs Ious Of bAlsd vbest
.suns OF bose white niddhnRs, ~
Sxs,li oi prime clever sssd. st INC nIus
M lsd t.ore lte west Kroat stte,; Aso
N nd buet wheat mar. mn eod An
Daily Republican., 1887-12-12

Tb,, remedy came fron Peri'. frapSps, ,Sss,ian ian
,ees,p, M ef distinsushed French mp phySisis ys isis
Country. Il relieves i,hsrmnsas'c 1lm,asa c,o aEd
sia, Headacbs. sprai1ns,o at srp, ppsou,riug s1te'
al, al ossH oaSpJisstioD FOR sale at ~ Msal,shsli
ntrsst sIso cornar Of ileaar ann No .s rns an
st,eots. " Wilminy.on. Del.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-12

f,oR s,i.y-4srukY Bniux HOUSE
IN south ksds Of LoysftnG svenNei
y,,Ylrsn suest. win ssal ohe ~, ana
r,Is Is 10 sail puressess. Menthly install,
"a sSou. klso IL: Linden stIssl Apply
Il slI,rc y rHn)n. thl ofaoo. lle-u
Daily Republican., 1887-12-12

ICOR sALE-A VERY DESIRABLE,
ID Ann on l4o acres; convouieutly located
81 Morn Wilmington: easy terms. AaoIses
EsceSsF 4 hodecker, Attorneys iof nem,
Daily Republican., 1887-12-12

0Ok sALE-UHEap, BUILplna LoT
90 gnard ssrset, uear 20. ave: P'
M h Tl,lSI b ALLMOND. o''s
Daily Republican., 1887-12-12
wanted.
-oca WANTING

kSTyD Ph, 1SSt.ls. restaurants a,,f Or
I,es selp 70 ieT T.hpcoam odssed s,s. ss ea,Is ais
|. enilIIi;o,oslon Id jsnaO-tr
Daily Republican., 1887-12-12

p"-aIaxDsiss AND TABLS
|hS,sr.sfs; eHgss' d1 es
Daily Republican., 1887-12-12

ENsRukT1o AND
,.sIEl'-Af "a ssnvsss AID collect.
Sue man W., q IT., Vi ass. ds.ia.'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-11-24
Sensation at Farber.

William Scroggins, aged sixteen,
and Miss Lucinda Carroll, aged
seventeen, were married in Farber
about December Both, last. About
a month ago the young couple quar-
relied and finally separated. Mrs.
Scroggins alleged that her husband
had mistreated and struck her. E.
E. Carroll, father of the girl, met
his son-in-law in the public road
one day and administered a sound
thrashing. This was followed by a
complaint from Mrs. Scroggins
against her youthful husband, in
which the latter was charged with
assault. Seroggins then had his
father-in-law arrested and the two
cases were set for trial Monday
before Squire Jenkins, Farber.
The affair created a big sensation,
and a rich time was expected, but
both parties concluded not to APP
pear, and W. Sam Carroll and M.
R. K. Biggs were called upon to
adjudicate the trouble. After some
deliberation, Mrs. Scroggins was
given the custody of the baby
which was born to them and SOC
in cash. Mrs. Scroggins is a beau.
tiful girl and her husband a rather
good looking boy of seventeen. His
wife is now eighteen.